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28
Feb

Good Review Practices MaPP Recertification

The FDA published a recertification of its Manual of Policy and Procedure (MaPP) titled, “Good Review Practices”, MaPP 6025.1 yesterday.  The first iteration of this document was issued in 2006.  This is its second recertification.  In reviewing the document, I was reminded of several calls and discussions I have recently had with my industry colleagues […]

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27
Feb

Ozone-Depleting Final Rule Escapes Freeze

In a Federal Register Notice published today, FDA announced that the direct final rule on “Use of Ozone Depleting Substances” published on October 26, 2016 is “excluded from the memorandum of January 20, 2017, from the Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff, entitled ‘Regulatory Freeze Pending Review,’ this action confirms the effective date […]

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15
Feb

Sharif Ahmed, M.S, RAC, new Principal Consultant at Lachman Consultant Services, Inc.

We are pleased to announce that Sharif Ahmed has accepted the position of Principal Consultant in the Regulatory Practice at Lachman Consultants, effective February 20, 2017. Mr. Ahmed has been functioning as a Senior Associate in the Regulatory Practice at Lachman Consultants since January 2016. He is a seasoned Regulatory professional with nearly 30 years […]

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14
Feb

Association for Accessible Medicines –  What is This?

Today, at the Generic Pharmaceutical Association (GPhA) Annual Meeting, Chip Davis, the CEO of the “former” GPhA announced the rebranding of the association to its new name, the Association for Accessible Medicines (aam).  The change is designed to further the work of the industry group to provide more affordable medicines in both the generic and […]

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13
Feb

OMB Clarifies Hiring Freeze for FDA

A memo and its attachments was issued on February 6, 2017 to give various position classes, including pharmacist, consumer safety officers, microbiologists, chemists, medical officers, etc., which cover many of the FDA position classifications. Also, there is no freeze of the hiring of Commissioned Corps Officers of the United States Public Health Service. Hopefully, this […]

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09
Feb

States Getting into Pricing Issues – Look Out Below!

Seems like every day we see new proposed legislation being introduced into another state’s legislature.  Each one seems to have a somewhat different methodology or focus for controlling and reporting on drug prices.  Let’s think about this.  Everyone wants to strive for lower drug prices.  Remember, in the early 1980’s, the entire nation was focused […]

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